Americans Stand with Israel
by Bee Sting
August 29, 2013
ATLAS SHRUGS
by Pamela Geller
August 29, 2013
by Bee Sting
August 29, 2013
“Egyptian military intelligence insists it was a combined Turkish/Qatar/rebel false flag operation,” - THE DAILY CALLER
ATLAS SHRUGS
by Pamela Geller
August 29, 2013
One thing has become painfully clear in Obama's Syrian misadventure: he is a laughingstock. Barack Hussein Obama is not respected throughout the world. The Russians kicked his sorry ass to the curb.
He can't go to the UN because he won't get the vote.
Bush went to the UN. Bush got the vote.
George W. Bush assembled 30 countries that backed him -- the "Coalition of the Willing." But Obama can't get our closest ally to stand with him.
The UK parliament rejected the US/UK alliance -- more of Obama's magic. And it is now being reported that the Obama administration falsified intel on Syria's chemical weapons attack.
U.K. Parliament Rejects Syria Action Wall Street JournalLONDON—British Prime Minister David Cameron lost a preliminary vote on Syria, an early sign of the pushback Western governments may face as they prepare to launch an attack.Thursday evening's vote was nonbinding, but in practice the rejection of military strikes means Mr. Cameron's hands are tied. In a terse statement to Parliament, Mr. Cameron said it was clear to him that the British people did not want to see military action.Facing vocal opposition from politicians and the public, Mr. Cameron had told parliament earlier that military action was justified on humanitarian grounds and the need to prevent the use of chemical weapons in Syria. He said the case for action wasn't about taking sides in the Syrian conflict or about changing the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
Obama won't go to Congress because his own country won't support him. And the Daily Caller is reporting that the White House falsified intelligence on Syria.
The Obama administration has selectively used intelligence to justify military strikes on Syria, former military officers with access to the original intelligence reports say, in a manner that goes far beyond what critics charged the Bush administration of doing in the run-up to the 2003 Iraq war.
The doctored report was leaked to a private Internet-based newsletter that boasts of close ties to the Israeli intelligence community, and led to news reports that the United States now had firm evidence showing that the Syrian government had ordered the chemical weapons attack on August 21 against a rebel-controlled suburb of Damascus.
The doctored report was picked up on Israel’s Channel 2 TV on Aug. 24, then by Focus magazine in Germany, the Times of Israel, and eventually by The Cable in Washington, DC.According to the doctored report, the chemical attack was carried out by the 155th Brigade of the 4th Armored Division of the Syrian Army, an elite unit commanded by Maher al-Assad, the president’s brother.However, the original communication intercepted by Unit 8200 between a major in command of the rocket troops assigned to the 155th Brigade of the 4th Armored Division, and the general staff, shows just the opposite.The general staff officer asked the major if he was responsible for the chemical weapons attack. From the tone of the conversation, it was clear that “the Syrian general staff were out of their minds with panic that an unauthorized strike had been launched by the 155th Brigade in express defiance of their instructions,” the former officers say.According to the transcript of the original Unit 8200 report, the major “hotly denied firing any of his missiles” and invited the general staff to come and verify that all his weapons were present.
